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Unit 8 (Civil War) Review
Unit 8 (Civil War) Review
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1
What advantage did the South have over the North during the Civil War?
Better military leaders
Better health care and weapons
More money and factories
More Railroad lines and soldiers
2
What event started the Civil War?
Gettysburg Address
Attack on Ft. Sumter
Battle of Bull Run
Lincoln's election
3
Who did the constitutional amendments during Reconstruction try to help?
Jewish people
Women
African Americans (freed slaves)
Irish
4
What is the abolition movement?
To stop poverty (being poor)
To end slavery
To make America great again
To stop illegal immigration
5
What famous abolitionist published a newspaper from Rochester, NY?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
William Lloyd Garrison
Fredrick Douglas
Harriet Tubman
6
What issue divided the North and South and led to the Civil Wary (not slavery)?
Balance of power between slates/ federal gov't
National debt
Common Core
2nd Amendment rights
7
What law allowed California to enter the Union as a free state?
Compromise of 1877
15th Amendment
Fugitive Slave Act
Compromise of 1850
8
What book effected Northern attitudes toward slavery and exposed the evils of slavery?
Common Sense
The Autobiography of Mr. Goforth
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Grapes of Wrath
9
What was a carpetbagger?
A Irish soldier during the Civil War
Mr. Goforth's desire to move to a warmer climate
Southerner who sided with the Republicans
Northerners who moved South seeking personal gain
10
When you support the interests of your section of the country over the interests of the nation
Sectionalism
Mercantalism
Patriotism
Nationalism
11
What did the "separate but equal" principal of the Plessy vs. Ferguson case result in?
Allow direct election of US Senators
Lower the voting age
Stop the production and consumption of alcohol
Continue racial segregation
12
What event led to the secession of Southern States?
The passing of the Fugitive Slave Act
Lincoln's election as president
The passing of the Compromise of 1850
The attack on Fort Sumter
13
What was the goal of the Ku Klux Klan?
Increase the number of immigrants entering the country
Prevent former slaves from exercising their rights
Stop women from voting in national elections
Defend Catholics
14
What Supreme Court case permitted slavery everywhere in the United States?
Dred Scott (vs. Sandford)
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Marbury vs. Madison
Brown vs. Board of Education
15
Where did John Brown lead a famous attack on a US arsenal to free slaves?
The Alamo
Lexington and Concord
Harper's Ferry, VA (WV)
Ft. Sumter
16
What are Jim Crow Laws?
Gave women the right to own property
Segregated African-Americans and Whites in the South
Prevented African-Americans from voting
Segregated males from females
17
Why were deaths from disease/ infections greater than battlefield deaths during the Civil War?
Poor Medical Equipment
No morphine
Unsanitary Hospitals
Few Nurses
18
What were poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses used to do?
Expel illegal immigrants
Ways to improve public education
Stop African-Americans from voting
Stop women suffrage
19
Who was a conductor on the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Harriet Tubman
20
What effect did the Emancipation Proclamation have on the Union goals for the war?
It required the South to free all indentured servents
It prevented Southern States from leaving the Union
It allowed the North to use the Atomic Bomb
Changed goal to include ending slavery
21
What advantages did the North have over the South?
More Money, Industry, People and RR
More Cotton, soldiers, and weapons
The aid of foreign countries
Better military leadership
22
Define Segregation
Allowing people to vote
Mr. Goforth's love of Star Wars
Separation of people (usually by race)
When Southern States broke from the Union
23
What was the Fugitive Slave Act?
Captured runaway convicts
Required slaves to capture animals
Let slave catchers recapture runaway slaves
Allowed slaves to runaway without punishment
24
Why did white Southerners want to regain control of Southern governments after the Civil War?
Block white woman from voting
Limit the voting rights of African-Americans
To demand improvements in Southern Education
To improve the rights of Irish immigrants
25
Who was the President of the Confederacy during the Civil War?
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
US Grant
Robert Lee
26
Who are famous abolitionists?
FDR, JFK, and LBJ
H. Beecher Stowe, H. Tubman, F. Douglass, and W.L. Garrison
Washington, Adams, and Jefferson
Steven Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckaberg
27
What changed happened to Southern agriculture (farming) after the Civil War?
No more slaves
Plantations were replaced with factories
Bigger Plantations
White slaves were used
28
Who had the most famous debate in American History?
Kennedy-Nixon Debates
Trump-Cruz Debates
Adams-Jefferson Debates
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
29
What colors represent the Union and Confederacy?
Blue and Grey
Black and Orange
Red and Green
Black and White
30
What are examples of primary sources?
Encyclopedias/ Wikipedia
Journal, Diary, Battlefield maps
Biographies and non-fiction books
Hollywood movies and TV shows
31
What law maintained a balance between free/ slave states?
Fugitive Slave Act
Missouri Compromise
Alien and Sedition Acts
Compromise of 1850
32
What was the Underground Railroad developed for?
To help runaway slaves escape to freedom
To transport goods to the West
To transport soldiers during the Civil War
For people to travel across the US faster
33
Define popular sovereignty:
People vote on issues (like slavery)
It's the reason why Mr. Goforth is so awesome
People are invited to popular parties
It's the desire to stop having royal (king) leadres
